not a separate appointment, still a man has
no
right to act
& no
right
to combine
appointments without taking the responsibilities.
Blame therefore
seems to me to attach to him, but not more than would be covered
by a
reprimand.
M. Mitchell Innes, holding, not as an acting
Poster's
3 exhaust's
the consolidated office of Treasurer.
incurs the
greatest
It is fair to him to
say
blame.
A representation will be made to the Governor in the matter.
It was not until
May. Beste
I am not sure if
issued
quickly
whether there are
any extenuating circumstances
11. The defalcations happened in 1888, 89,
90, 91, 92
For the first three
years
he was not Treasurer, and during six months of the two years
years 91-2
he was on
leave!
Alan
can with
Therefore
Bear - tell
in
'Months'
The was in charge for eighteen
the
only out of question, and during five years and during his rule, to judge from the figures given
on large
dollars
of the
report, less than 16000 out of a total of broadly 63000 disappeared.
2. He came to the Treasury young and
by
625
inexperienced, he found rules laid down
by
his
predecessor
M. Innes, who stood exceedingly
high
in reputation as a man
as a man of business,
others a rule, which apparently largely contributed
was high
to the defalcation, that Alwes should be allowed
to sign receipts instead of M. Carvalho
cashier. Similarly he found
defalcations
the
similar.
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Megist the time of relief.
It is I have
matu-1-33.
chief
an old
State including M-Carvalho, who has just retired, and who was looked upon, before the
Treasurer, was made a
separate appointment, as
a shroff
being for ordinary business purpose:
or sub-cashier, who could not even read
English!!,
and other old clerks who
before the a short time back we got
thought well
in almost too harsh a way; and
When in Holland he furnished for an English
Now it is quite
clear
that
are not a valid excuse, and that a man
ought to take an
the work successfully
Youth and inexperience
are not
it if he cannot do
It is true that
his
he was given financial instructions for
guidance: but it is human nature for a young
man, not at once to alter a
system
and to accept rules of experienced predecessors, and to be chary of upsetting old and
not a separate appointment, still a man has
no
right to act
& no
right
to combine
afforntments withat tathing the responsibilities.
Blame there fore
seems to me to attach to him, but not more than would be covered
a reprimand.
by a
M. Mitchell Innes, holding, no: as an acting
Pfizer
3xhaust's
the condivisted office of Preasurer.
incurs the
greatest
It is fair to him to
fain
blame.
A represent fa1145
stard
Korallen will.
to in the care
of May. Beste
Jam not sine if
Lissued
quice
whether there are
five pes pour
Jay #
The
any extenuating circumstances
11. The defaleations happened in 1888.9.
90. 91. 92
For the first three
three years
was not Treasurer, and during six months the aght mod
he was on
of the two years
years 91.2
leave!
Alan
a
Can with la
Therefore
Bear - tell
in
''Months'
The was in changs for eightee
the
only out of question, and during from the figures given
five years and during his rule, to judge
on hage
dallas/
(Y
of the
report, less than 16000 out of a tota: less
A
of breadly 63000 disappeared.
2. He came to the Treasury young and
by
625
inexperienced, he found rules laid down
predecess
15. M. Listen, who stood exceedingly
his
musthien high
hun Wholly
reputation as a man
as a man of business,
others a rule, which apparently largely contributed
was thighhis to the defalear, that Alwer should be all-
inxity also but
to sign receipts instead of M. Carvalho
cashier. Similarly he found
defalcetines the
simille.
-257
Megast the tims of relive.
Its Is I have
matu-1-33.
chief
an old
State including M-Carvalho, who has just retired, and who was looked upon, before the
Treasien, was made a
¶te appointment, as
a shroff
being for adinary business purpose:
:
or subcashier, who could not even read
English!!,
and other old cleats who st
before the a short time back we git i of
thought wal
in almost too housh a way; and
When in Eiland he furssed for an Engli
Now it is quite
Mat
that
dark.
are not a valid excuse, and th. a man
not to take an
ought the work successfully
Youth and inexperience
spice if
it he cannot do
It is true for that
his formerly's he was given financial instructions for
Booths dan
guidance: I but it is human nature a young
mar, not at once to alter a
I.
his
for
Systim
and to accept rules of exporice predecessors, and to be chan, of upsetting old and
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